haver Antonyms
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Meaning of haver
Webster
haver (n.)
A possessor; a holder.
The oat; oats.
Webster
haver (v. i.)
To maunder; to talk foolishly; to chatter.
haver Sentence Examples
- The villagers were well-endowed with food and supplies, ensuring their well-being.
- The traveler carried a hefty haver of provisions to sustain him during his arduous journey.
- The knights of old were renowned for their valiant deeds and formidable appearance, with their gleaming helmets and sturdy havers.
- The captain instructed the crew to check the ship's havers and make sure they were stocked for the voyage.
- The industrious farmer had a large haver of grain, the fruits of his labor.
- The homeless man huddled close to the wall, his only possession a torn haver filled with meager belongings.
- The hiker struggled to adjust the straps of his haver, which was laden with essential gear for his expedition.
- The village elder kept a secret haver hidden beneath his hut, containing precious artifacts and historical records.
- The treasure hunter eagerly searched for the legendary haver, believed to contain countless riches.
- The young boy walked along the beach, his small haver filled with seashells and sand, a symbol of his childhood adventures.
FAQs About the word haver
A possessor; a holder., The oat; oats., To maunder; to talk foolishly; to chatter.
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The villagers were well-endowed with food and supplies, ensuring their well-being.
The traveler carried a hefty haver of provisions to sustain him during his arduous journey.
The knights of old were renowned for their valiant deeds and formidable appearance, with their gleaming helmets and sturdy havers.
The captain instructed the crew to check the ship's havers and make sure they were stocked for the voyage.
